New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16
THE FALL ELECTORS.
Fine Democrats Garry New York
and the Republicans Ohio.

! The elections OF. Tuesday resulted in the
defeat OF the New York State and local
tickets by a majority estimated at from
5000 to 80 900. In Ohio Gov. Foraker
erep. is elected by an increased majority,
In Massachusetts, Cox. Ames frep.) has
iand increased majority. Virginia goes
democratic. Iowa. s-spublican. Dakota
are some OF the details first received:
NEwsToRK.
The total estimated plurality of Cook
over Grant in the state at this hour is 3O,r.
900. This may be reduced by returns to
come. So far as known the new legislature.
will stand: ASSEMBLY y-Repu blicans. 73s
Democrats, So. Ssnate-Republican g..
Democrats, 13::. The last assembly had 7R
Republicans and al Democrats; the senahs
20 Republicans aad II Democrats. New
York and Kings counties complete ana
94S election district in the state outsideaf
those counties give Cook 1924, ,533; Grant,
2S3, IA: Huntington, 10, ,294:: George. So
BIB. The same precincts in 1885 gavaHill,
345, lib; Davenport, BIZ, ,13s; Bascon.15,-
3O7. This APPEARS to indicate tlia.s OF
Henry George and the increase in tha+ Pro-
hibition vote about forty thousandI has
been drawn from the Republican, and
twenty thousand from the Democratic
party. Alfred c. Chaplin, Dem, fcr may
or, and the entire Democratic tsket in
Brooklyn, wsth possibly the exception OF
one OF eainslges are elected. The Shirley.
atty on the Kings county ticketis, in doubt,
with the. chances in favor of the Republic
can candidate. The estimated Demo-
cratic ma5ority in the state is, %, 900.
Si& bundred and seven. precincts in
Ohio. met Republican gain 5, 5,f74, the de-
tailed vote beir5: Foraker, 81, 24O; Powell,
so,s&s; Seitz, 9,494; Sharp 1929; total
1896.
Seven hundred and forty-nine precincts
in Ohio, net Republican gain 5,497, in
total vote of 243, 1888. The Indications
still point to a plurality OF from 23, OOa
TO $4,000 for Foraker.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Returns from 346 towns and cities in the
state give for governor: Ames, 135, 500;
Lowering, us, ,2s7; Earle, 10, 6s3; Marks,
34S. For lieutenant governor Brackett,
137 ,61O; Cutting, 115, ,715. The executive
council will stand seven Republicans
and one Democrat at the present. The
composition OF the senate and house can
not as yet be definitely given but the re-
turnes indicate large gains for the Republi-
cans. The Democrats have lost six sena.
tors in the eastern part OF the state.
MARYLAND.
The Indications from the returns receiv-
ed indicate Democratic majority Of
about 5000, and all the Democrats are
elected. Jackson, for governor, ran be-
hind the ticket because OF the opposi-
tlon OF a portion OF the Knights OF Labor
The entire legislative ticket in the city, III
Guiding two senators and eighteen MEM
bers OF the house OF delegates are elected.
--- VIRGINIA.
The democrats will have about three
fourths OF the senate and nearly two thirds
OF the house OF delegates, thus insuring the
election OF a democratic successor to
United States Senator Riddleberger.
In Iowa the result was about the same
as usual with a decreased republican ma.
jority.
New Jersey republicans claim the as
sembly.
Oregon went prohibition by 10000
majority.
In Nebraska, the republican state ticket,
composed of one candidate for the SUI
preme court and two candidates for re-
gents OF the state university, have been
elected by over 10000 majority
Rhode Island elected a republican for
Congress.
Pennsylvania and Illinois went re pub
Hcan usual.
The features OF the Dakota election, iudg-
ing from the incomplete returns of the first
day, were a light vote, good majority for
division and a decisive one in favor OF local
option.